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Web Development

From simple text content up to rich multi-user applications, the web can do it all. From a few pages about a local business up to huge ecommerce stores carrying millions of products, the web can scale to it. It’s amazing to think how far the web has come in the last couple of decades - and yet its evolution continues apace.

This rapid pace, however, creates its own problems. The best way to do things a year or two ago may feel antiquated by today’s standards, and the hot new frameworks of today will lose their shine in the years to come. To benefit from the latest innovations, you need up-to-date training that helps you get smart fast and avoid pitfalls. Edument’s web development training - authored by our passionate and savvy web developers - is exactly that.

The main idea of React is this; if we rerender instead of mutate when something changes, our components and application as a whole becomes much easier to construct and reason about. There is of course a performance penalty to this, but React mitigates that through an efficient diffing engine, resulting in only the necessary changes actually being made.

In this course you won't just learn about the The New Angular API:s and become able to create stuff with it - we will also provide perspective on the design choices made and put it all into context, aspiring to give you an even deeper understanding as to how to get the most out of the framework.

The web is a great software delivery platform, making your software available to users around the world with zero installation and easily deployed updates. Unfortunately, it also exposes you to an army of adversaries - some human, some bot - who have darker goals: to cause loss to your data or reputation, subvert your resources for their own gain or attack your user base.

TypeScript starts from JavaScript and turns it into a safe language. You get gradual type checking, code completion, as well as static checking of the way your code hangs together. JavaScript never had the hard, protective shell that we're used to in contemporary languages. TypeScript acts like a programming exoskeleton, giving you safety, expressive power, and precision on top of the original language.

If you’ve been at any conference or talk recently you’ve likely heard about microservices. In this course we will look at what microservices are and what advantages (and disadvantages) they offer. With microservices architects have the responsibility to break their monolithic application into a collection of smaller microservices. This gives the ability to easily scale different parts of an application dependent on system load, or to choose different technologies for different services. With this increase in freedom and functionality we also get increased responsibilities for testing, documentation, and security. We’ll dig into all of these areas and see practical solutions based on our experience.

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